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Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29

BYRNES la this city, Sept. 2s, John Byrnes, aged 36 years
 Funeral from his late residence, 1s7 West street, Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock BASSERMAN-In this city, Tuesday, September 27, George A. Basserman aged 54 years Il months and weeks.
 The funeral will taKe place from his late residence, 1,41O State street, Friday, September 30, at 2:30 o'clock D. m Relatives and friends respect, fully invited to attend without further notice.
 3t% bert daughter of Clymena Gilbert and the late Levi Gilbert 2d.
 Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29

-A AN upper apartment of house for two adults
 ;;sl in good locaton must be or near line -@ss& of horse cars; must have modern improve ments and in thorough repair with means for heat ing, and some yard room. In answering state price, which must be moderate
 FPS 2tf P o. BOX 1725.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29
WANTED,

fEA BY October 9th, large, single or two me- #iiiiil dium sized rooms, nicely furnished, with
 ssAh heat Steam preferred), gas, and hot and cold water, either in building or dwelling within two blocks of the Green; or if can find rooms to suit, will furnish. State in reply whether furnished. Address P O. BOX 934.
 s28 6tt
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ReaI Estate.
GnR RENT

FUE& Eb bHNAa 1NssssA FRONT ROOM of Shumway's Photograph E:.sI Rooms, suitable for dentist room or physi- MsA clans office. J. DWIGHT SHUMWAY,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29
NFTcc wTT,T,AR.D'S

PRIVATE LESSONS in LATIN, MATHEMA fCS and ENGLISH STUDIES will not begin t wear until Wednesday, October 12th. at .,r,,,
 s27eodtiloc11 , ELM sIhGEI
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29
RfsceII IIamenms.

FOR SALE.
 EV@ ONE Gray Aorse. six years old sound &Sand kind, excellent saddle horse for lady, also nice driver; fifteen hands one inch high; weight about ten hundred. Can be seen at the Boulevard Stables, ORWELL AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-29
WANTED.

1.-TWO German or Swede girls; one as cook, and | the other second work Call between and 8 p. m. at 3e4 GROWN STREET
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
THE COURTS.
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

John E. Gill; John Foster, George T. worley, James
Mcdonald AMI John A. Carey, striking shoemakers OF
District Assembly No. OIL, Knights of Labor. having been
held by Police Justice Smith to charge OF con-
spracy preferred against them by tn cir employers their
counsel Louis +. Post, had Gill taken before Justice
Barrett the Court OF Oyer and Terner yesterday
writs of habeas corpus and certorar The question
to whether the prisoners technically violated the law
will be decided by the Judge the statement OF facts
submitted in ellis case, to which the other sim
liar.
In the suits OF John NJ. Canda and John p. Kane
against the convicted builder OF tumble down enemers
Charles A. BuddcusIek, Gotthold Hang and others In
which Judgment Tor *l5sl 63 wac entered against tue
defendants for building materials that were bought but
paid for the plaintiffs are now seeking TO have
receiver appointed OF property alleged to have been
frauduentiy transferred by Buddensek with directions
sell the property and apply the proceeds TO the salts
faction Of the Judgment
Justice Potter In the Supreme Court. Chambers. yes
terday ordered that In the cases OF Thomas Hunt &.
August Cramer and Bernard Carroll. who confined
In the lunatic asylum " ards Island sherns jury
inquire into the condition OF their minds next Monday
OF the Others for whom wrs OF habeas corpus wero
granted by Justice Donohue Wednesday, kezOly has
been discharged from the asylum. the OF he
others will be investigated hereafter.
John Whalen referee has reported that the dissolution
CAT Butchers Association imited) will be ben
ecal TO the stockholders aud not Injurious 10 tho pub
lie The association has done business during the last
year. and the stockholders have consented 10 the ap
pointmcnt of John Adler rcceverof Its assets amount
Ing L $4,000.
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COTTON uAa<Ers-sY reLs1eApL

LIVERPOOL July l4-l2:30p motion firm with good
demand Middns uplana'. 5'4d. do. orleans 5sd sales
perI Receipt 5000 bales. including 5000 American
Futures steady. Upianis Low Middlns clause July
delivery, sod; also 446id. do July and August
deiivery Al sd. also 436id DO September and Oc
tober delivery. 1854; also 25Gid; no. October and
November delivery. l6G4d also o i7GAd do November
December and January delivery lS-64d do september
delivery, o 4I-64d.; also IA 04d
q D. n-Cotton.-0ood Middling Upands 67d.: Middling
Upands. sgd Low Mdding Uplands 5aYt' Good Ordinary
Texas sL MiddIng reIas,54d Low Mddling TeIss5ari
Good Ordinary Texas 6l6d; Ordinary Texas 3D.; Good
Middling Orleans 57sd Middiug Orleans. td Low Mid
ding Orleans. BED; Gooa Ordinary Orleans 6l6d or
Ths .slss OF the day included Io40o bass American.
Futures Upands Low Middling cause July delv
cry. , a. 6ld sellers do July and August delivery. a.
buyers; do september and October delivery 24.64d
buyers; OctoUor and November olivery 1904 ses
do November and december delivery l4.64d sellers;
December aud January delivery 3.64d. sellers do
January February delivery. lo-1Ad. sellers do Sep
TENDER delivery. 43.S4d buyers.
y. m.-kuturss ciossd firm. Uplands Low Aiddling
July dslyery 4404d buyers do July and August
livery. 42-64a. value: do. September aud October
delivery 2664d. sellers; do October and November
delivery 1854. Sellers do November and December
delivery IL sd buyers do December and January
1854. buyers do september delivery. 4464d value
GALVESTON. July H.-Cotton dull Mlddling. 97si Low
Midang ga Good Ordinary. ga sales iUsls: stock 2.S4l
bales - 49,
NoRyoLK July l4-Coton quiet; Middlng. 10ia exports
coastwiso. 20 bales saes 81 bales; stock. 2y7 bales
SAVANNAH. July 4-CottSn quiet. Middiinx lOas Low
hiddng i0S; Good Ordinary 97s; stock, l,O29 bales
NEwURLEANG July l5.--Cotton steadier. Middiiax 97s
MiddnG J Good Ordinary, 7 not and gross receipts
baiesI exports 10 Great Britain 1900 bales exports
Costws $50 balss saes 400 bales stock, 62234 baes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO


CHICAGO. July IL (Specfal-Wheat tight the curl
10 for August The market opened ct tring de
probation dropped the weight OF between Cv000
shes OF August and September wheat sold
by George c. Walker According to authorities This
others II was California account The only parties who
could have settled the question said nothing August wheat
sold II and September to 73s cents the Lat
ter showing greatest weakness OF the
for that delivery As 40 this big line
had worked OF the market reacted cent bus
settled back the previous low point and long
sought still lower level Increased arrivals OF California
Liverpool and reports that the holdings Of tine Cali
the being dumped made local holders
rather The lake charters for 10000 bushels
shipments amounted good deal Corn sold before
the prices to = cent better than yesterday
The closing prices to-day werc about cent better
Tuesday. The hrmness Of the last two days has
gradual advance directly in opposition to wheax
scored advance Of cent from 35 to 36 coua
August did show BY fraction good an advance bus
touched higher point relatively selling from 36'4 cents
cent over Wednesday to 37 cents and clos
36 October touched SO cents aud closed at
Y7 cents December closed at 80 cents and May At 59h
cents The traders in not numerous but sufficient
taken by the crowd to fairly active mar
ket and prices advanced cent for July cent for
August and september Aud steady for May PROVISIONS were
market became slow The eeiug short RIBS was unset
tied Tho big operators who have taken prominent IN
for several were not 70 with hss
sold u.s. broke S. reacted and closed 81 Is 20
sold sparngy 81 is Lard was hrmer Parties
selling order. from New York but ;hsy -srs spasr
advance OF 295 ceuts yesterday No trades were
made in pork. which sll 50 and January $l2.
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TIE STATE or Trade

BALTIMORE July l4.-cottou dull Miadiins los.c.....
G % . = aaS - o.
Mills snperane s2!sSSoo TO- Extra - 70 Is IS de- ttie
ss,sss $ "s %hsss-ssa.s:s. easier %:.sss:
ss "Sa: VIM: 5. ssss
soa.nsrn Y6sssc Western So si0c Western Mi!ed
a.a rI. % Uoo. wss s %
9sl5 90: Provisions were higher Mess Perk sly 90
Az ~
i6Saoe Egg. steady isSi2 Petroleum lower
Essnse she cOassmIt'o cargoss eE,ioarv to t.
k.n.s %1.1 s.sS at s.
wSsa, s5ioo bush Corn ii.ioo Sssn oats $500 ysss
10000 SS., csra . sSsE saiss-wh.as 100000 BUSH
Corn 10000 Lush
psoag
Torn quiot-steansr Yelsw 6lSo2c steamer Mixed
soS'' w SGSs NJ Ssaas .sF. .g '',
70;
2ossis Extra ws:i.Tn c!sassrv aSsSos@ EaiTs ar:!:
& &c
fresh sc Canadian hI's: e e for % q:
busn Oats $4,000 "nsa. Shorts $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO July lA-whsat-No; / Hard dull and lower
ter sTo 6a,red $50 .aes Of $1,000 BUSH cost nsur
pache at sSec W'ns, Wheat dn and unsettled; Old NO
10 Fellow 4ac tracy. No. Yellow 42.c n boat,eaa
;..s NJ sss
wpst sa1n wss w. u ana
Wheat s L1mSsT rs g oSs
Corn iseooo eush oats o. 900 BUSH Bariev Dusa Pan.
road 'hlOnonts-tour $1,000 Op,. "nsa. ii2ooo bush
Canal :hipm.u"~whsa. isiooo Sush Corn issooo bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Would well for the various oil exchanges to A.
point committee similar that recently appointed by the
Exchange Governing Committee to inquire into the
causes Of the depression dunes Of business In crude
trolcuml Such would not find that rival nstt
tuition was roboing board ot the OF trading by
more generous policy treating the public But they might
discover business oil hurt by very prevslens
ca that bull statistics counted Tor nothing when tue
big Of The trade felt that any campaign was suecs
superior power They would also learn
that the failure Transit Company (te
United Pipe Lnesl to give the wide publicity
periodically the detailed holdings VI stocks promised By
Inc United Lines In 1885, undoubtedly influenced unfavora
bly, largo capitalists who fc merry active ia
oil. 49,
the inquiry 10 bo Instituted when the prn
cipa weight upon the oil industry the heavy visible supply
ami the activity drill thoroughly has public inter
vanished tile oil department OF the Consolidated Ex
change almost idle consider IL az specu
lat commodity Yet the possibilities OF DEVELOPMENT
market tempting enough TO make even the most d
dealings small and prices RANGED Within narrow limits
The range prices aud the total dealings at the Consot
dated Exchange were as follows:
Onenfnr ...........6iipT Lowest
Highest. Final" COY
Refined oil was unchanged at 6's cents per gallon.
PIrrsBURG Penn, July l4-Cruie Ou-Natonzl Transit
Certificates opened 60 and closed at Co.'S highest price
601s; lowest price, 6Or
BRADFORD Penn. July l4-Crude ol-NAtiona Transit
Certificates opened 60 closed at 60 highest prca
so q lowest pricc, co., Clearances 900 barrels
TIrusvIiLE Penn. July ACruds Oil-Nationa Trausit
Certificates opened and closed at 60 highest price
co. 2 lowest price, oOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

pr cent viii e exceptional tesssd rate = pr cent
Later ne rate wa ss4 Per cent and the closing W. Il
y VI: ssssss !. IL , Clearing Hesss
n.d: e. y go: q ssssssss ss;s Sses.S;s
sred: Receipts. s7.ail ,5oa gsynsnt:. SI.es4.Ss7;
sa1.rsosS balance si2Ss4osA; coin balance
ss. s s y; follows
Tho United states treasury at Washington received
s22e 900 National bank no Is for Z redemption;
revenue receipts were 81 O56.sOl.
The foreign exchanges rather nrmer in tone ct
lively S2ss and SSi% FOR francs; si& and sSis Tor
The Of the Bank Of Eusand at th. weekly
meeting today made no change In the rate Of discount
its liabilities was raised from 1886 to 4055 per cent
day the bank lost $4,000 SaoS on Sasnc At the
London Stock Exchange British consols opened lower
count and ruled steady during tho day xmsrcsn rail-
opened lower In response to yestc days home mar
holiday.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
aoSDoS July 4ml2;so m.coSso: iol 7:e 70, money
bonds iis ATLANTIS and 9Ieas Wsssru MOrssss
csnsSisn pasisc al rs o. 10 sscond coa:o ioo
ilinOi: Central iSS Mexican Central is Ts.ieas ori
III: q d;s. fsnnsyivania 81; Reading. ~. S'-
Ia s... : s. bills
LoSpos. July H. p m.-Atlantic and Great Western
First MORTGAGE Trustees Certhcates 49,; st. Paul COM
Console 1Ol: Mexican Ordinary. 67; NewYork Central
Ill p: Reaiing 25e
Money 240l per cont
Rs n Ss Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is 934.0O0.
during tho past week.
The proportion Bank OF England tc the La
bty which last week 1886 cent s now 1000 per
cent
spanish fours, 65a.
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State bonds were dull except for sales Of Tennessee
settlement 80 at 73 There was no transactions In city
bank stocks. . , ,u - ~,,,o,.
feature yOnd early depression In the Issues OF tue
Gould properties Missouri Karsas and Texas general
Gs one led OF u at 05 and closed at 95. and the os
opened & lower ut s3%. sold at SO and closed az sS2
Missouri Pacific consols were = lower ut 10 Eric
second 90 up lat 9sa Canada southern nrst ps
were on 10 at 1905 and seconds lower nc % tho
bidding however at the was u per cent better
than the figures Of the carly sales OHIO southern IN
were OF per at 80 and recovered to 40 East
tennessee virginia and Georgia gold 50 we're lower s
o. NewYork Chicago and 81 Louis hrsts assented sold
OF 81 at es1 Wheeling and Lake Erie hrss were hrm at
I0l "A 1918 Toledo Ann Arb0r and North Michigan
frsts were 10 higher 99i Green Bay Wnona aud ST.
Paul incomes declined per cent to ~ ana recovered 10
"a Denver and Rio Grande As closed per cent lower
al 1914. Texas and'Pachc incomes declined re 70 SSs;
and closed al 54 aud first Rios sold At 73 Atlantic ana
Pacific A wero of as OF 82s and the incomes aer dc
CHUNG p to So closed at 3d. Fort Worth ana Denver
nrsts were easier at SO. ,,,...u.
OF unlisted securities dealt In At the Stock Excnanse
Cotton seed oil Certificates od 6,500) at 37iaa3o,2e
37a Kingston and Pembroke 900 a. ~ S!isSSt o.
GEORGIA Pacific irsts .000 ut lot Mexican Nationht
arsts 49, OOO) at Al phenix Mining 2ooVl
at 81 81 1OaS O5. aud scccrity Milling and mihhs
3 1901 at 50 37iaaS6 25GS6
The general rate Tor money IN the early hours "ss
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. July IA, 1887
STEEL FOR THE CRUIsERs.-Commander b b. Evans,
president of the Steel inspection Board in Washing
ton TO-DAY business with the Secretary OF the Navy
He saws that the n anufacturo or stosl for the now
cruisers Is going satisfactorily and that tho character
OF the material is constantly improving He brought
with him Pttsburg excellent samples Of pro
tective deck plates
DETERMINATIONS OF sTEEL-The Treasury Depart
ment has called the attention Of the Department OF state
report OF special agent or the treasury Depart
meut relative the differentiation OF steel slabs ex-
ported Chareroi Belgium, and the cerhcation OF
the same by the consular agent at that place In his
report the special agent The customs officers can
place conf fence in his certificates and the invoice
might as well blank piece OF paper FAR as giving
any Information OF market values Is concerned
APPoI>TMENTs-The following appointments were to-
day made In the Inferior Department. Watson Boyle OF
Pennsylvania, and John A Lacey OF Missouri, " be
members OF the Board Of Pension Appeals william Q.
Rolock of illinois, to be law clerk in the office OF the
Assistant Attorney General; George W. Corson OF Ten.
pessee 70 DO special Indian Agent; Daniel d. Luce OF
Indiana; George A. Crutchfeld, Of Texas; jeremiah
Donohue of Minnesota; Valentine ~ Johnson. OF Texas;
Charles A. Hughes OF Indiana; John W. Kelly OF illi-
pois; Allen Jaqua OF Indiana; Leslie Snow. Of New
Hampshire, and George W. Tanner. OF Illinois, to DO
special examiners In the Pension ONCE
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LIVE sr,ox uAaxsr, sY reLGaR.pL

RuyFALn July A-Cdttis-Receipts last ~ aourA TO
head total for TAR 1880 nest tor sans une
Iast 6750 consumed through Al cara OF which
IA to Sew.YVrk cattle for sse market dull ana un
changed ..- -, A.. -.
hcad II cars Of which TO NewYork
TO Fair 81 a. 80 Choice Extra ~ 40o$4 Co. Ordinary
TO Choice Lambs ~ 1896. 800 49,. a..
Hogs keceIrts last $500 heads tota TOT the
week 1880 same time iast week ~
head consigned through % OF which 70 New.rofk
cars for hogs strong ana higher Mixed fgs sna
Iaght Workers 81 90 20; Selected Yor<ers % 1es
Selected Medium Weixhts SIS 75 ell offerings uken
CHICAGO SJuly .-7ns Droverr Journal reDortssCesue
RecelDts-i0OUO head shDmsnts 800 osaa marks. .ss
stea Shaping SIS 1904 20 etsckete ana teeas5S
81 75Ss3 lU Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 40s2 w. through
Texas Cattle 81 750$SS % soo 1850.
higher koush ana Mixed So 200S5 IS PACKING and eaip.
ping IS 80 s5 55 Light So 200$5 3d. sks IS o0o3 20
g. 500 asad sapmsnts 300 assc mafkeS
afeanv Nntves SS 90 - S. Western 81 w. TEXANS
81 75oss 75 Lambs i 6O04 90 psr heal -
ST LouIA July lL-Cottt-keceaun l.o0o need nnlD.
unenta 1910 neac, WA steady. Cnoace HEAVY
NafiVs stes.s - 1884 IS; FAIR 70 0ooc shippine
seers Butchers bteer far 20 Cnoic& - ~
asa 90 Fsedsrs ~ 00O 50 So stooksrs tair
81 80; Texans common Frass 70 good conhed
a"ss-Hsesibss LOO head, 600 narkse
IS 80 0S5 "a PACKING Choice IS 1895 so Yorker.
Medium " Prime IS l0oso 81. Piss Common 70 Coed
snssDkecev,s 600 nssa. sh,pmenss 1000 market
hrm Clipped Fair 70 Choice " l0ses 10 As"ss
S3 7ba a 90,
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$50. s7l.s5i sSs, ess22i s32, o67.7ss

mouth Of J JuSs s2os7Is5i sssess22I ss2.oe7.7aa
arIieles named for
10 J"ns 80 ss22 ss2 ese s473 $50 l72 5000 1884 400
The stock markets to-day seemed TO be OF settled
character and after further depression in the first
half hour or business there irregular but conn
uous appreciation In values But 1t is yet too early TO
predict With confidence that tho hand Of destructive
anipulation Is permanently removed As all OF the
recent has due personal and not
eral causes and the whole speculative and Investment
sentiment for the time being have surrendered
their ndvldualties and Judgments to tho behet Of one
man, predictions without certain knowledge OF the in
tents OF that personal influence would DO hazardous IL
seems To be- supcrbly ridiculous that the
great financial mart OF 60.0O0.000 OF people
can be brought under such complete CONTROL even
OF he combined influence OF all the associated banks and
other financial Institutions OF NewYork CITY, but above
that OF handful OF capitalists controlled by single
mind Yet to-day for the first time the opinion OF the
Street IL almost universal that IL has been blind
follower OF mystery which had no other origin than
that furnished by hints and ngeniously wordcd qucs-
tons To-day the markets opened better than steady
and indicated disposition to purchase securities, but no
sooner was apparent than 1t was checked by free
offerings Of Missouri Pacific and Western Union Mis-
souri, Pacific opened lOOia and quickly depressed
to 9o and Western Union after opening at 74 was sold
at 737 Business the general market either ceased or
was done concessions because the declines In the
two stocks we're accepted indication that the per-
sonal influence was still favorng further
decline Almost Immediately Cincinnati. Hamilton and
DAYTON came to the with bids advanced as rapidly
as were Yesterdays declining offerings From 100 the
bids were raised per at time Till sales were made
at al a. followed by sales at l3o and closing
auoiaton Of l52l2Gi53. This was as demonstrating an
ndueuce as was Yesterdays declines In the offerings, be-
ca uss every optcd the egnacy OF both move
ments and believed both made by the order OF
the same "pcrso al influence The point In the days
dealings II they have any Significance Is that following
the ng referred TO there was aseady but
anctuatng appreciation In values which at the close
leaves prices generally materially higher than last even
ing and gives closing which In figures 10 strong for the
whole list. IA, A.. ,,,
Government bonds quiet and easy with the bids
of /. ner cent for the and is for the 4s
Currency 6s also In less demand Annexed are the
closing quotations:
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cAGo July i4.-The leading futures ranged follows

Flour quiet; prices without quotable change.
.a %ss ss NJ ';'ss;
No 80 So. .oats-N~ 22ohc. ;R,s-Na 47c 100.
H%ssny no",a ross-,is L;ra1ss
sa1 a sac: os,G IS 20 Dr q ' %
30 per % sai sos'. vi .s
s sSSS sa.s cor Corn scsoS sSos
p lsac0 s SI "S os:a sys 5000 Su:
sssss ' Ssst ne ssss ..s
's ose,ss. to- July n.gssr VIC, s..i: Family 50 80
RED ~ I. c Receipt. oa.n 1905
Corn was strong n" MI. s, 4dst2.S .9 9s
rm Sa nr ai &C SIC S. % good s%snd
ps se. % 3 sSs
sss, Of Ss1o ssss on Ss r,ra 81
n, ,ds,S ae Inv ans o
50 40 tccsiD,s 200 sss. sapment' i'ooo head
DETROIT July l4.-Wh.tt-S White cash SAC nominal
Cash Michigan Rel SAC nominal No Red cash 7Sc July
O sg 1906 NJ Witt. Sa:n
Il. 800 Corn 1900 bush. oats 24oo bush
aSn s9y No Masa 81
No MIoi 80 &c bid ''' ''
,s H@ntSsE xu s%s a a
80 were Sa,eI Mo White n,sm 81 GO
hvi s% Ss hsSs Fo %s.'I !S
ssss ,.l vas w Ss
5ss Wnrat S,5U0 ousr. barley $3.50. ousn
oMsS w.aS Holding Oh No
Ave. september 10 nc.
ss NIX Mixed active and aG%
ss M1s Ss: wa. aye @a sn% 81 a.
s ssM 81 SscoUs.Gcorn 1880 0st. ~ 800
bush ys SI Susa I'r Sas co0 Egs 500 Bu
...... bush.
PHILADELPHIA July Mrour price. : 4" oo held ID
Extra S. w Ss3 bOi Penusvivanis rsmiV 20 30
FAMILY ~ 70 So Ohio sas!
ss, sa 70 40 :, s Scss.
DO st Sass % s Winter Patent
s ds fa. % sss.
Wheat doing IN "pS &c Srs uS.
MIA Red On do dock SIC No nsaT ya
g DO TOR 4Sss
.Ss3 do for october "a Uorn specuiauoa s
lot. .saay 10. Mixed " u M gram
S fsr july sSsiss Ssss
80 o aH 's sss very
S SsIsss G' k ssp Bright No white
s1S = Ss;ss:: 10
Good per 1 81 s. g. do
passsss o. 80 smoked Beef ham' sys @
ss. = g
~ lvc; Western Creamery Extra ~ lec.; D. " anu ~
Y Creamery Extra lie; Packing Butter AZ oxec
Cheese dull New-York full cream SHc' ONO nats
chocoL &c.. Ponnsylvania part Skins 3etc; 20 iuu
SKINS Eggs quiet. Pennsylvania nrsts lo.,@iGc;
Ohio and other Western 10 be- fetroieum-IO Aoe
lest IN SoS 6yc suear-Renned quiet ar pons
q l3l6d5 1880 Confectionery A otc. rowuef Gu
ISIS eS ilec Fesdwmtor Bran SlS ss 2Sss ~ oo
bush Corn 5000 lush oats $4,000 sash 81 smpmsnts-
Wheat 200 oush Core 1000 pnsn os- loooo ousn
g xxx July a9'
ssa cam 7a.s CLOSING 7sss Aug sa:
Ing October closing 49, oe ssn
TENDER 80 NC ....Oais quiet but Arm Cash 27hS2sa
july "a c August 237c; september &c rye da an 10
Ssi7 90 Prairie new. s1i bOasi2 so. Eggs lower at
7c...... Butter steady anu unchanged Creamerv
iSSI9s Dairy i2s l0c cornmsaI quiet At 81 ss.s2
Whisky steady at 81 05. Provisions were easier
Pork: irregular new siosoSsis Lsrn A. So 70 I pry.
Clear So l2ts 20 snort Clear 90 5ss o. Bacon
50 25i toug Clear 80 l2S Gear hos
50 l2s short 90 ~ - Hams steady Sill eSl4 o.
kecsiprs-Fiour 1000 bbia Wheat ibS0o0 bush. Corn
hi 900 bush Oats $4,000 bush. Rye BUSH Barley
~ bash shipmsnts-tlsur 5000 bea. wheat 80
BUSH corn 500 Sush oats 1000 busn.v I'VE .... pusn
Baxiey ...-.. bush